Millwright

Summary

As a millwright you will work in a skilled industrial environment working on industrial machinery found in factories, refineries, manufacturing plants, construction sites, and other industries. This is deemed a safety sensitive position.

Duties

Be involved in comprehensive industrial and mechanical projects. Including installation, maintenance, and repair of industrial machinery and equipment. Using specialized tools, such as welders or hydraulic bolters, align and replace a machine's individual parts. Move and relocate machinery on- and off-site. Installing new machinery. Repairing and replacing defective machine parts. Ensuring machines work properly.

Job Environment

You'll find yourself working in various settings for different industrial projects. On a daily basis, you'll use your specialized tools to build and repair machines. You'll set up machinery based on highly technical instructions and blueprints and occasionally move machines to different locations.

Ultimately, you'll make sure that all machines operate properly, and our facilities remain safe.

Responsibilities

• Build new industrial and construction machinery.
• Repair broken or defective machine parts, using welding and brazing tools.
• Align equipment by using specialized tools (e.g., micrometer, plumb bobs)
• Review and follow highly technical and complex machinery manuals.
• Transfer machines to several sites, either to install them or repair them.
• Disassemble machine parts when transporting or repairing them and reassembling the parts.
• Collect and store distinct machinery parts.
• Visit construction sites to assess potential problems or needs.
• Collaborate with construction workers or engineers when using the machines.

Requirements

• Proven experience as a Millwright or in a similar role
• Hands-on experience with construction equipment and machinery
• Availability to travel regularly to different sites.
• Able to lift up to 50 pounds often
• Strong communication and computational skills
• An eye for detail